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| 1 | T to combine two or more substances so that they become a single substance 使混合；搅拌 |
| Add the eggs and mix thoroughly. 加入蛋并充分搅拌。 |
| mix sth with sth Mix the flour with the eggs and butter. 把面粉和蛋以及黄油搅合在一起。 |
| mix sth together Mix the paint and water together. 把颜料和水混合在一起。 |
| | 1a | I if two or more substances mix , they combine and become a single substance 相混合；融合 | | Oil and water don’ t mix. 油和水不相融。 | |
| | 1b | T to make something by combining two or more substances 拌和；调制 | | a machine for mixing cement 拌水泥的机器 | | Phil was mixing a cocktail. 菲尔正在调制鸡尾酒。 | |
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| 2 | I/T to combine things such as activities, ideas, or styles （把…）结合起来；组合 |
| In this room antique and modern furniture have been successfully mixed. 在这个房间里，古典家具和现代家具成功地搭配在一起。 |
| a town where sophistication mixes with a vibrant atmosphere 厚重与活力相融合的城镇 |
| mix sth with sth The show mixes African rhythms with European dances. 该演出把非洲节奏和欧洲舞蹈结合起来。 |
| | 2a | to combine work with social activities 把工作和社交活动相结合 | | I don’ t normally like to mix business with pleasure. 通常我不喜欢把工作和社交娱乐活动混为一谈。 | |
| | 2b | if two things, ideas etc do not mix , they are not a good or sensible combination 不相容 | | Alcohol and pills do not mix. 喝酒时不宜服用药丸。 | | Drinking and driving do not mix. 酒后不宜驾车。 | |
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| 3 | I to meet other people in social situations and talk to them 交际；交往 |
| You need to get out and mix a bit more. 你需要多出去与人交往。 |
| +with Maria’ s parents didn’ t approve of the people she was mixing with. 玛丽亚的父母亲不赞同她与那些人来往。 |
| The party gave me a chance to mix with the other students. 这次聚会给了我一个和其他学生交流的机会。 |
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| 4 | T to play records and CDs continuously, so that one piece of music begins before another finishes 混合播放 |
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| - | mix and match
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| to choose different things such as clothes , styles, ideas etc and put them together |
| 挑选和组合 |
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| a range of clothes that you can mix and match 许多你可以组合搭配的衣服 |
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| - | mix it (up) with sb informal
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| 1 | to argue or fight with someone 同某人争论；同某人打斗 |
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| 2 | to compete with someone 同某人较量 | It’ s pretty tough mixing it with the world’ s best players. 要和世界顶尖运动员较量难度很大。 | |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌmix ˈup |
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| 1 | to think that one person or thing is another person or thing 混淆 | They look so alike that it’ s easy to mix them up. 他们长得非常相像，很容易把他们弄混。 | | +with I think I’ m mixing him up with someone else. 我想我把他当成别人了。 | |
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| 2 | to put things together without any order 胡乱堆放；弄乱 | I sorted all the papers and you’ ve mixed them up again. 我把所有的文件整理好，可你又把它们弄乱了。 | |
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